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This resource includes 3 separate links to 3 hyperdocs (digital interactive activity) that covers the CA Missions, Transcontinental Railroad, and the CA Gold Rush.
© Copyright 2019 Keegan For Kids. All rights reserved. Permission is granted to copy pages specifically designed for student or teacher use by the original purchaser or licensee. This is intended to be used by one teacher unless additional licenses have been purchased. The reproduction of any other part of this product is strictly prohibited. Link may not be shared.
Mission Hyperdoc Description:
An ALL DIGITAL INTERACTIVE ACTIVITY to learn about the CA Mission System!
The link will force you to make a copy of the hyperdoc into your Google Drive.
The hyperdoc covers many topics such as life at the mission, its structural features, Junipero Serra, vocabulary, crops grown, etc.
It has the students explore various websites, watch videos, analyze primary sources and more to gain a full understanding from multiple perspectives about the CA Missions.
The hyperdoc also has students collaborate via padlet, flipgrid, and other platforms. Students are asked to create products like infographics, google slides presentations, and a Google My Map with pins.
Here is a sample of a couple of the activities/resources included:
Examine these photos of Mission San Diego de Alcala.
- List 3 structural features of a typical mission. Type here
- What material do you think missions are made of? Type here
- What is typically found in the center of the mission grounds? Type here
Using Google Draw, create a floor plan/blueprint of a common mission design. Things to include- soldier’s quarters, church, bell tower, quadrangle, etc.
Link it here!
What buildings or structures in your neighborhood or surrounding area show Spanish influence? Insert an image of it here
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Watch this video about Junipero Serra. Summarize the video below in 3-5 sentences:
Type here
What was the most interesting fact you learned from the video? Post your ideas on this Padlet Board! [Insert Padlet link here]
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Gold Rush Hyperdoc Description:
Examine the California Gold Rush using this digital interactive activity!
The file link is provided and will ask you to make a copy of it into your google drive!
Students are asked to explore websites, listen to audio, examine photos, etc. about various aspects of the gold rush such as mining tools, diseases of the time, routes to CA, and MUCH MORE
Skills covered: analyze, compare, infer, critical thinking, listening, explore and MORE
Students are also asked to create things using google draw, google slides, storyboardthat.com, pin locations on google my maps and more!
Sample questions/activities included:
Do you feel the effects of the Gold Rush were mainly positive or negative? Explain.
Listen to the song, “Oh, Susanna” and then answer these questions.
What is the mood of the song? Provide a specific lyric that supports your thinking.
Find a simile in the song- Type it hear and explain what it means.
Compare and contrast the 3 main routes people used to travel to the diggings!
Around the Horn
Overland
Isthmus of Panama
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TCRailroad Hyperdoc Description:
This hyperdoc style doc enables your students to explore many aspects of the Transcontinental Railroad!
Students are asked to examine photos, watch videos, read information from websites, etc. Students utilize many skills such as synthesizing, inferring, examining, comparing/contrasting, etc.
Students share their thinking through padlet and flipgrid (*optional component)
Topics covered:
The Big Four
The Union Pacific and Central Pacific
The Golden Spike
Challenges Workers Faced
Impact of the Railroad on America's economy and much more!
Students are asked to create several products such as a google slides presentation, utilize google my maps to create an interactive map, and more!
Engage your students today with this great resource! Just post the link on your Google Classroom page, and BAM! Students are ready to learn!
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Description
This resource includes 3 separate links to 3 hyperdocs (digital interactive activity) that covers the CA Missions, Transcontinental Railroad, and the CA Gold Rush.
© Copyright 2019 Keegan For Kids. All rights reserved. Permission is granted to copy pages specifically designed for student or teacher use by the original purchaser or licensee. This is intended to be used by one teacher unless additional licenses have been purchased. The reproduction of any other part of this product is strictly prohibited. Link may not be shared.
Mission Hyperdoc Description:
An ALL DIGITAL INTERACTIVE ACTIVITY to learn about the CA Mission System!
The link will force you to make a copy of the hyperdoc into your Google Drive.
The hyperdoc covers many topics such as life at the mission, its structural features, Junipero Serra, vocabulary, crops grown, etc.
It has the students explore various websites, watch videos, analyze primary sources and more to gain a full understanding from multiple perspectives about the CA Missions.
The hyperdoc also has students collaborate via padlet, flipgrid, and other platforms. Students are asked to create products like infographics, google slides presentations, and a Google My Map with pins.
Here is a sample of a couple of the activities/resources included:
Examine these photos of Mission San Diego de Alcala.
- List 3 structural features of a typical mission. Type here
- What material do you think missions are made of? Type here
- What is typically found in the center of the mission grounds? Type here
Using Google Draw, create a floor plan/blueprint of a common mission design. Things to include- soldier’s quarters, church, bell tower, quadrangle, etc.
Link it here!
What buildings or structures in your neighborhood or surrounding area show Spanish influence? Insert an image of it here
------------------------------------------------
Watch this video about Junipero Serra. Summarize the video below in 3-5 sentences:
Type here
What was the most interesting fact you learned from the video? Post your ideas on this Padlet Board! [Insert Padlet link here]
******************
Gold Rush Hyperdoc Description:
Examine the California Gold Rush using this digital interactive activity!
The file link is provided and will ask you to make a copy of it into your google drive!
Students are asked to explore websites, listen to audio, examine photos, etc. about various aspects of the gold rush such as mining tools, diseases of the time, routes to CA, and MUCH MORE
Skills covered: analyze, compare, infer, critical thinking, listening, explore and MORE
Students are also asked to create things using google draw, google slides, storyboardthat.com, pin locations on google my maps and more!
Sample questions/activities included:
Do you feel the effects of the Gold Rush were mainly positive or negative? Explain.
Listen to the song, “Oh, Susanna” and then answer these questions.
What is the mood of the song? Provide a specific lyric that supports your thinking.
Find a simile in the song- Type it hear and explain what it means.
Compare and contrast the 3 main routes people used to travel to the diggings!
Around the Horn
Overland
Isthmus of Panama
**********************************
TCRailroad Hyperdoc Description:
This hyperdoc style doc enables your students to explore many aspects of the Transcontinental Railroad!
Students are asked to examine photos, watch videos, read information from websites, etc. Students utilize many skills such as synthesizing, inferring, examining, comparing/contrasting, etc.
Students share their thinking through padlet and flipgrid (*optional component)
Topics covered:
The Big Four
The Union Pacific and Central Pacific
The Golden Spike
Challenges Workers Faced
Impact of the Railroad on America's economy and much more!
Students are asked to create several products such as a google slides presentation, utilize google my maps to create an interactive map, and more!
Engage your students today with this great resource! Just post the link on your Google Classroom page, and BAM! Students are ready to learn!
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